Hershey says he will not resign as draft chief
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey told about 450 students in Washington that he has no intention of resigning as director of the U S Selective Service System. He said he would notify field staff to cut October drafts from 29 000 to 10 000 and discussed supporting a professional all volunteer army and a lottery system to meet draft demands.
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Traveling stage plans for Long Beach theater group
A Long Beach reader seeks a flat-bed truck to serve as a touring stage for shows around the city, with E Z Dunn Rentals offering to lend a truck for a day but requiring performers insurance.
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Teens Hurl Abusive Taunts at Guard. Off Duty Officer Intervenes
A Long Beach reader reports teens at Stearns and Bellflower shouting insults at a security guard. An off duty police officer who stepped in was struck by one of the youths. Reader thanks the officer and urges support for law enforcement.
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